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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
S. B. SEXTON g SON, Manufacturers of
FURNACE AND RANGE MANUFAC-
TURERS.
SHOWCASE MANUFACTURERS.

SAO h-CdSE MIN
Six firms are engaged in this business, the
capital employed is about 100000, and the value
of the product about $3.50, 900 annually
BALTIMORE STEAM SHOW CASE WORKS,
IF X. GanterD Manufacturer OF Show Gases,
Store and Office Fixtures. Moulding5, Mirrors
and Picture Frames, Sole Manufacturer of
Geluloid Show-Cases, III and 179 W. Pratt
Street.
THE RICHARD sAUER MFG co, tEstab-
lished 1860 2 and $. Eutaw Street, Whole
sale Manufacturers for the trade of every
style ard design of Fine Show Cases. Show
Csse Makers Supplies of all kinds, Silver and
Walnut Show Case Frames and Mouldings
Hard and Soft Wood, Picture Frame Cabinet
and Carpenter Mouldings, Metal Sash and
Centre Bars Tor Store Fronts. Fixtures, &c.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Baltimore sustains justly merited prominence
in her commercial colleges, and the excellence of
instruction there impaired cannot be excelled
elsewhere in the country. The influence of
thorough training and superior methods are felt
far beyond the limits of the city.
EATON & BURNETTS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
The Leading Business Training School, en-
doIsed by Prominent Business Men, Patrons
Graduates and Students. Accommodations
unsurpassed in Baltimore. The best place for
obtaining q knowledge of Book keeping, PEN
manship, Commercial Arithmetic. Correspon-
dence, Commercial Law, Rapid Calculations,
Business Practice, Photography, German,
Typewriting Telegraphing. &c. N. E. Cor.
Baltimore and Charles Streets.
BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER, Business Col
lege, Offers superior facilities for the educa-
ton of young Ladies and Gentlemen in bust
ness affairs Curriculum of study: Bookkeep-
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Business Calcu-
lations, Commercial Law Spelling, Correspon-
dence, Shorthand and Type Writing. Pupils
may enter at any time. For catalogue. terms
and particulars call on or address, VIM IL.
Sadler, President. and N. Charles Street.
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DUFUR & CO., Wire Railing and Ornament
Wire Works Wire Railing for Car,atoris
WALL PAPERS, &c.

This business, being closely allied to interior
decorations requires a firm development OF
taste and discretion in the selection of stock to
suit the varied tastes of many different BUYERS.
In this respect Baltimore houses hold their own
with any in the country.
JACOB MYERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Wall Papers, Window Shades, &c. Has no
connection or branch house in the city Work
done IN any part OF the State at City Prices BY
Careful Workmen. No. SO North Gay Street,
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WINES AND WHOLE
a L

Fifty firms are engaged. with capital Oh
S2,3o0000, with the equivalent of 81, goo for
product and sales. OF the Maryland WHISTLES,
it may be said, that the standard is a high one,
and that they are thoroughly appreciated in the
Northern cities, and throughout the Southern
States particularly in the finer grades.
Five Distillers, capital SsOO, 900, yield product
of S2,1S0000. The Baltimore brands have a
high reputation both at home and abroad.
Granted the former, favorable impression is
easily made in the latter direction.
G0TTSCHALK & CO., Importers and Distil-
lers and Curers of Fine Whistles 46 and As
Light Street, and Balderston Street.
SAMUEL BARTH CO., Importers and Dis.
tillers' Agents, go W. Lombard Street. New
No. 24 East Lombard Street.)
CHARLES H. ROSS & CO.. Distillers and
Curers of Pure Rye Whiskies, Sole Pro-
prietors of the Celebrated Thompson and
Jackson Pure Rye Whistles, No. Commerce
Street.
CAIN. BELT & CO.. Fine Rye WHISTLES. "a
West Lombard Street.
ULMAN. BoYKIN & CO.. Himited) Whole
sale Liquor Dealers, No. AZ West Lombard
Streets, New No. 5l2 East Lombard ST.
E. WALTERS & CO., Successors to W. +.
Waters & Co.. Distillers, Importers, Whole
sale Dealers in Wines and Liquors. Office
and Warehouse, 81 8. Gay Street.
TIE HANNJS DIsTILLING Co., Distillers of
Pure Rye Whiskies, Mount Vernon, Balti.
more. Md; Hann1sville, Berkeley County,
w. Va; New York, Philadelphia, Martins
burg, w. Va. Office, Is Exchange Place,
Baltimore
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PAINTS AND OTLS--M4NUFACTU
ERS AND DEAIERS

White lead, of the first quality, is manufac-
tured here The colors produced here are to a
great extent made from our own soils, drawn
from every part of the country. Varnish is a
branch of the manufactures The chrome yellow
has no equal in the world, the neighborhood
being rich in the ore. In addition to our own
State and territorial trade in this article that of
South American markets is virtually monopo-
liked by Baltimore, Stocks are large, and at all
times adequate to demand from any quarter
Forty-eight firms with a capital of S1,6O0,000
have for products and sales, S5120,000.
THE VIM. B. PRICE MANUFACTURING CO.
tWm. B. Price. president; H. W. Bennett. Trea-
surerl, Manqtaoturers of Paints Dry, Ground
IN Oh, aud Ready Mixed. We begin with the
crude meterials and manufacture in all its
branches. MarbIeiue, superior to Kalsomine.
lsl fold No 225) West Pratt Street.
A. YOUNG & SON, Successors to Alexander D.
Watson, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Glass, &C. House and Carriage
Painters Supplies specialtes Valentines &
PARROTS Fine Coach Varnishes,E Masury's
Coach Colors, Thums Brushes, &C., &C., 17S
W. Pratt Street, New No. ~
HIRSHBERG. HoLLANDER & co. CEstab-
lshed 1886. Painters and Artists supplies, 1876.
corner Pratt and Hanover. Telephone call
1855
JOHN S. KNAPP, Paints and Manufacturer of
Colors in Oil, 16 Bowly's Wharf
FARNISH MANUFACTURERS.
BERRY BROTHERS. Established 1855, Manu-
facturers of Varnishes, Detroit, Michigan.
Baltimore Branch, ia West Lombard Street,
New No. p East Lombard Street. James c.
Adams, Manager.
J. A. MoCREARY s. CO., Manufacturers of
Varnish, Japan, LIQUID Dryers, Paint apd
Lamp Blacks, Spanish Brown, Venetian Red,
&c, No. n South Charles Street.
PAINTERS IND DECORATORS.
JORY 6 CO, Painters and Decorators, IS East
German Street, West of Light. Engraved
Brass and Silver Signs, Memorial Tablets and
Directories, Embossed Gliding on Glass, Carved
Wooden Letters, Galvanized Iron Letters.
Wire Signs and Screens, Advertising Signs,
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WIN. WRIT CLARKE & SON. Established 1851,
RUSSELL. GIEsE & 60. ola establiehed STAN!


For constructing the apparatus for heating
halls libraries, dwellings and public buildings,
the manufacturers here have become celebrated.
The Baltimore Heater was the first stove
constructed to burn anthracite coal. Several of
the establishments are upon very large scale,
and the sales are made abroad to a very great
eXtent-in South America and Mexico Eighty
eight firms, with capital of S1,3l7,0O0, employ
1850 hands. The annual wages amount to about
SS75,000, the value of the material may be esti-
mated at S1,s9l,O00, while the product and sales
reach S3,475,000.
S. B. SEXTON & SON, Manufacturers of
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces. and the Origi-
nal Baltimore Fireplace Heat srs, Patented
ny s. B. Sexton. Ten Different Patterns.
Salesrooms, No % E. Lomba I'd Street. Office
and Foundry, Nos. 51l, 5l3, 5l5 and 517 Conway
Street.
FURNACE AND RANGE MANUFAC-
TURERS.
HUTCHINSON BROS. contractors for Steam,
Gas and Water Works also Hesting by Hot
Air. Sanitary Plumbing Specially. Dealers
Baltimore Wrought Iron Portable and Brick
Set Flu rnaces and manufacturers and pat
entees of improved Flat Top Baltimore
Kitchener Range, and J. L. Hutchnson's
Patent Water Back. No. IA Light Street.
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AMUsEMENTS.

There is no city on the American Continent
which takes keener interest in amusements
than Baltimore. The managers of her splendid
theaters have nowhere any superiors in their
ability to meet the public demand.
HARRIS MAMMOTH MUSEUM. p. Harris,
Sole Proprietor and General Manager.
FoRDs' GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Seats 1000 per-
sons Lighted with the Incanderscent system;
the leading attraction of the country. Rates
from Is cents to S1.00 for seats.
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BRYANT, srRATroN & sADLER, Business G
THE BALTIMORE BAR.

In the profession of the Law, Baltimore can
boast Of many distinguished men, whose fame as
scholars and men of learning in the legal profess
sion are widely known throughout the United
States. The lawyers of Baltimore noted for
their skill as advocates and for their general
proficiency in the practice Of the law. They
have added a peculiar lustre to the name, and
take great pride in UNFOLDING the dignity and
glory of the city of Baltimore and the State Of
Maryland. High positions in the State and Gen.
eral Government have frequently been filed
from this class. The prestige attaching to the
Baltimore Bar has been, In the following list,
supremacy instanced:
T. NJ LANAHAN, Attorney at Law. No. 81
Lexington Street.
ISIDOR RAYNER, Attorney at Law. (Rayner
Building,) 81 Lexington Street.
MARSHALL & HALL (chas. Marshall, Thos.
W. Hal) Attorneys at Law.
VIM. PINKNEY WHITE, Attorney at Law. No.
% Lexington Street
FIELDER c. sLINGLUFF, Attorney at Law. No.
SO Lexington Street.
SAMUEL sNowDEN, Attorney at Law. No. 81
Lexington Street.
B. HOWARD HAMAN, Attorney and Counselor
at Law Firemen's Insurance Building, (Rooms
25 and 26) Cor. South and Second Streets.
SEBASTIAN BROWN, Attorney at Lkw. No. SO
st. Paul Street.
ROBERT A. DoBBIN, Attorney at Law. No.
AZ St. Paul Street.
JOHN GILL JR. Attorney at Law. No. 20 st.
Paul Street.
JOHN v. L. FINDLAY, Attorney at Law. 40
St. Paul Street.
JOHN P. POE, Attorney at Law. 80 Lexington
Street.
FERDINAND c. LATRoBE, Attorney-at-Law.
1ss N. Charles Street.
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, JR.. Attorneyat-
Law. Cor. Fayette and North Streets.
s. 7. WALLIS, Counsellor at Law. 81 st. Paul
Street
LAWRENCE TURNBULL, Attorney at Law
46 Lexington Street Special attention given
to the Management of Estates Investments,
Transfers of Property, Etc
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RAILWAY And MACHIEISTS' SUP
PLIES.
Eight firms, with capital of S45O, 000 furnish
every description of appliance, used in connec-
ton with machinery or complete in themselves,
and all the variety of fixture, apparatus and
equipment peculiar to this industry. Sales equal
S1,200,0OO annually.
REUTER- s. MALLORY, Dealers in Railroad
Steamboat and Machinists' Supplies. No. p
Light Street. -"t
,GUEt
OLl6
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WIRE WORKS.

This is an important industry in Baltimore and
commands ready attention and the most gen.
erous patronage. The representatives of this
manufacture are classed with Baltimore's Oldest
merchants, one house having been in the same
family for nearly century.
BALTIMORE WIRE WORKS, Established 1898.
by Isiah Balderston) II. Balderston & Son, Man.
ufacturers OF Wire Grating for Windows,
Doors and Office Railing. Wire Screens for
Banks, Churches and StoreFro Wire
Tree Guards. Wire Cloth, Sleeves, Traps Fem
ders, Flower Stands, Screens, for Coal, Sand,
etc. Telephone No. us. No. &c S. Calvert
Street.
DUFUR & CO., Wire Railing and Ornamental
Wire Works. Wire Railing for Cemeteries,
Lawns Gardens, Offices and Balconies; Win
dow Guards, Tree Guards, Wire Cloth, Sleeves,
Tenders, Cages Sand and Coal Screens, Iron
Bedsteads, Chairs, Settles, etc. Nos. 113 and
lis N. Howard Street.
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WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURER.

Twelve firms employ a capital of S1025, 0O0
and produce about s., OOO, 900, annually. Bottles
TASKS, demijohns and window glass are the
principal features. Every facility is at hand
and the business is on the increase.
HENRY SEM & CO., Established 1869, Man
ufacturers of Baltimore Window Glass, and
Ornamental Glass. Importers of French Win
dow, Coach. Picture and Polished Plate GLASS;
). W. Cor. Howard and Fayette Streets.
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CEMENT AND SEWER PIPE.

In this line, Baltimore commands notable rec
ignition, and this branch of her industries may
be reckoned of great Importance. Its exponent 9
are classed with Baltimore's leading menino other
lines, and to them may be intrusted the lexecu-
ton of orders, with dispatch, and at rates that
compare favorably with other markets.
WIN. WRIT CLARKE & SON. Established 1851,
Importers of "Dzckerhoff " Portland Cement
(best cement known in the worldl. and also
other cheaper grades; and agents for mills of
best American Cement, Fire Clay Goods, and
salt Glazed Yitrifed Sewer Pipe and Farm
Drain Tile, and importers and dealers in fer
tilizer's materials. 81 South Gay Street.
RUSSELL. GIESE & co. tod established stand
1S5il, Cement. Plaster and Hair. Sole agents
for Red Beach Mills Calcined Plaster and Hair.
Is, 49, 20 and n Spears Wharf
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THYME MANUFACTURERS.

j. s. JOHNSON s. CO., manufacturers, I'M
porters and Dealers in Gilling Thread. Seine
wine. Seine, Rope, Fishing Tackle, Wooden
ware. Brushes, SO. Seines and Nets Made to
Order, No. 81 South Street.
BALTIMORE TwINE & NET co. VIM j. Hoop
er & Co., Proprietors. Manufacturers and
dealers in Twines. Seines, Pound Nets, Gill
Thread, Corks, Leads, and Netting of all kinds.
No 6 S. Calvert Street.
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Woop IND HL11oH KARE.

Eleven firms, with capital of 100000 effect
sales to the extent of S1310,OO0 Few branches
are more active; The distribution is chiefly
effected in the nearby and Souther States. Com
petition sharp, and those engaged are equal to
all exigencies that may arise.
CHAs. W. Lof.D 81 CO., fChas. W. Lord. Thos
F. SpriggO Manufacturers and Wholesale
Dealers in Wooden-ware, Cordage, Brooms
Buckets &c, and Sole Agents for VOLTS
Acme Backing, Thomas Blueing and Ink,
solter's Patent Demijohns, Leader wringers,
American Washing Machines, Famous
White" and "Koko" Soap, 104 and 106 East
Lombard Street.
VIM. A. ToTTLE s. CO.. Manufacturers and
Jobbers of Wood and Willow Ware, Pro-
prietors OF the Crown Brush Works, 1l8
Hanover Street.
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SHIRT MIXERS AND NEWS FUR.
NISHERS,

In this relation of her notable industries, Bal
timore takes high rank, and is invested with pc
culiar prominence through her representatives,
who comprise an essential element of her leading
men of business. To them belongs the special
honor as having succeeded in Signalling the
market for quality and general excellence in the
goods manufactured. For finish, durability and
conformity to prescribed ends, the shirts made
In Baltimore have no superior, and her shirt
makers truly uphold the market in all the par.
ticulars which are considered essential features
LINTON & KIRWAN, John W. Linton, George
W. Kirwan), Mems Furnishings, Manufac-
turers of Shirts, 103 W. Baltimore Street.
F. C. FossETT G. SON, Shirt Tailors and Gents
Furnishers, So West Baltimore Street, New
No. 421 East Baltimore St.)
RIB. GOLDSMITH, JR. & CO., Shirt Manufac-
tlrers, Scarfs, Gloves, underwear and
Hosiery, S. E. Cor. Baltimore and Charles SITS.
MUMFoRD & EMMART, Shirt Makers and
Mems Furnishers Specialtes in English
Neckwear. No. S07 N. Charles Street.
JAMES r. BLAKE, Mems Furnisher and Man
ufacturer of Fine Dress Shirts Underwear,
Hosiery and Gloves 203 W. Baltimore Street.
SHIRT MAKERS.
r, ADAMS & CO., (R. Adams, W. K. Nelson.
Established $780, Shirts made to Order a
Specially in any quantity, No. 6 w. Baltimore
Street, (Old No. 234.)
GEO E. w. HARDY, Shirts and Underwear,
l6 E. Fayette Street near Charles.
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BALTIMORE And CHARLES STS
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1887

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BALTIMORE Tw1NE & NET co. VIM. ]. Ho
TIN PLATE AND METALS.

Ninety-six firms are engaged in these different
branches Capital employed, about S1,170 900,
with product of S., $780, O0 Imports amount to
over 81, COD per annum. In its ramifcations
this business gives employment to nearly 5000
working people, and indirectly to $4,000 others.
E. L. PARKER & CO., Importers and Dealers
in Tin Plate. Sheet Iron, Wire. &C., 2O1 South
Charles Street.
WILLIAM FULLER & co. Tin Plate and
Metals, Ill South Charles Street.
TIN WARE AND TINNERs' SUP
PLIES.
KEEN & HAGERTY. Manufacturers of the
Celebrated Patent Double-Seamed Fire Proof
BOTTOM Tin-ware. Stamped and Japanned
Ware, Importers of Tin Plate and Dealers in
Timers Supplies, Sheet Iron. Wire. Zinc,
Solder. Etc. Factory andWarehouse: Water,
Grant and Hollingsworth Streets. Office: 30
South Calvert Street.
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SHOT MANUFACTURERS.

Two establishments, Incorporated, with capt.
tai of S35O,0OO do business of about S72o, 600,
per annum. An agreement between similar
works limits the distribution of each to dis
tinctive area governed by relative location.
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TEAS AND CoFFEES,

This branch of business has of late years be-
come in all large cities a special line of the
retail business. The firms representing this line
IN Baltimore are not behind other places either
In enterprises or sustained reputation. The
business is large and constantly increasing.
G. d. KENNY, Tea Dealer and Coffee Roast ter,
S. W. Cor. Lexington and Greene Streets.
Telephone No. 267-3. Branches: N w Cor
Eutaw and Lexington Streets, s. w. Cor
Hanover and Camden Streets, 224 and 226 N
Gay Street. Cor. Forrest; N. E. Cor Light and
Cross Streets Stores in Norfolk Richmond,
Lynchburg, Petersburg. Va; Washington,
DO.
GREAT CHINA TEA CO., Importers, Whole
sale and Retail Dealers In Teas and Coffees,
rs W. Baltimore Street. and AZ N. Eutaw
Street. The only Exclusive Tea and Coffee
House in Baltimore.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC g. PACIFIC TEA
CO., Importers. Coffee Roasters and Retail
ers in Teas and Coffees, 27 w. Baltimore
ST.. New No 613 Z. Baltimore ST.; al N
Eutaw ST., New No. 209); 231 North Gay
ST., New No. 501; 142 South Broadway
New No. 43l) Pioneers Ia the business, and
only Importers dealing direct with Con-
sumers. Two hundred Branch Stores in the
United States. Headquarters IS and 81
Vesey Street, N. Y.
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THE MERCHANTS SHOT COMPANY, Corner
Front and Fayette Streets have always on
hand large assortment of Drop and N ould
Shot, and Pig and Bar Lead.
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NITSCH & KUHN, Edward Nitsch, John /.
Kuhn) Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Strictly
WHOLESALE, 116 South Eutaw Street, (Old
No. 4i.l
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crops, as well as in the distribution OF article
of trade or manufacture originating within its
boundaries.
The water lines of communication are unsur-
passed. No steamers on the American coast are
finer than those of the Chesapeake Bay or which
cover the coast from Boston to Savannah. Nor
are any superior to those which constitute our
transatlantic feet The total freight of Balti-
more for the year equals, for receipts, 94S2 1853
tons, for shipments, .6Ss tons.
THE BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD,
Ticket Office, Central Building. Cor. Calvert
and Baltimore Streets.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. Ticket
Office, 1873 W. Baltimore Street.
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES. Ticket
Office, N. E. Cor Baltimore and Calvert
Streets.
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY
CO., oden Bowie, President.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. John Q. A.
W. Baltimore Street.
GEIGAN & CO., Transfer and Forwarding
Agents. Proprietors Baltimore Transfer Co.
Freight, Baggage and Packages to and from
all parts of the city, or forwarded by express
and freight lines to all parts of the country.
1873 W. Baltimore Street. Telephone call 140.
B. & o. EXPRESS COMPANY. Office B. o.
Central Building.
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE, RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE
Steamboat Company. K. Foster General
Manager, 90 Light Street Wharf. Newberne
and Washington N. c., r. Foster, General
Manager, 80 Light Street Wharf
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT
Company Ericsson Lne) J. Alex. Shriver.
President Light Street Wharf New York
and Baltimore transportation Line. j. Alex.
Shriver, President, 3 Light Street Wharf.
BAY LINE STEAMERS for Old Point Comfort
Norfolk, and all points South. Steamers leave
Baltimore, daily, except Sundays, at $50 T. M,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
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CHARLRs G: KERR, States Attorney; EDGAR
H. CANS. Deputy States ATTORNEY. 0SlaaH
johnson Building, Monument Square. ''
N. RUFUS GILL, Attorney at Law. ITO 9,
Paul Street.
JAMES L. MoLANE & RoRERT NJ Nc
LANE; Counsellors at Law, 4S St. Paul STREE
GEORGE HAWKINS WILLIAMS, Attorpov
at Law, 14T st. Paul Street.
GOODWIN cULBRETH, Attorneys at Law
81 N. Calvsrt Street.
LOUIS B. BERNEI Attorney at Law. gs
CORTLAND Street. Between Lexington and sar.
atoga Streets.
H WEBSTER GRowL. Attorney at Law, los 81
Paul Street.
MORRISON & BOND, Robert D. Morrison.
Nicholas p Bond Attorneys at Law. John.
son Building, Corner Calvert and Fayette
Streets.
JOHN L. THOMAS, JR, Attorney at Law.
Office, S and Hoen Building.
US. & O. W. HEUIsLER, Attorneys at Law,
is Law Building.
PEMBROKE LEA THoM, Attorney at Law,
Offices, Chamber of Commerce.
HOWARD MUNNIKHUYSEN, Law Offices, n
W. Corner Calvert and Fayette Streets Balt
more; 5. E: Corner Walnut and Eleventh Sis
Philadelphia.
ABRAHAM SHARP, Attorney at Law, N. W.
Cor. Lexington and st. Paul Streets
BROWN & BRUNE, Stewart Brown, Arthur
George Brown F. w Brunei. Attorneys
Law, 40 st. Paul Street, Baltimore
BERNARD CARTER & SONS, (B. Carter, G.
H. Garter, B. NJ. Carter, Attorneys at Law, s
CORTLAND St.
W. BURNS TRUNDLE, Attorney at Law, NE.
Corner st. Paul and saratogs Streets.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
MANN & CO., Patent Attorneys. Patents OBJ
tanned. Trade Marks cecured No charge
for consultation, nor for general In formation,
No S02 E. Baltimore Street. Opposite sun and
American Buildings.)
ARCHITECTS.
CHARLES E. CAssELL, Architect, n E. Corner
Charles and Saratoga Streets. Cassell & Cas-.
sell, Norfolk, Va.
NEWSPAPERS
THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, Established
l773,) the Daily American. Terms by Mail.
Postage Prepaid. One m0nth 50 cents: Daily
and Sunday, one month, Is cents; three
months, Sl.50; Daily and SUNDAY, three
Sunday, SIX months, $S75; one year, SG0G
with Sunday Edition, or e year, ST51; Sunday
Edition, one year, sl50, The Weekly
American, the Cheapest and Best Family
Newspaper published, only One Dollar year,
six months. 60 cents. Chas G. Fulton Co,
Felix Agnus, Manager and Publisher
THE MORNING HERALD. Established 1874
A. Bechhofer. General Mauager. Baltlmores
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